Arizona SB1192 exempts certain medical practices from licensing requirements.

Arizona SB1192 amends section 32-1421 of the Arizona Revised Statutes to exempt certain medical practices from licensing requirements. This includes providing medical assistance in emergencies, administering family remedies, and performing basic first aid in good faith without compensation. Exemptions also apply to the practice of religion, healing arts by Indian tribes, and activities not requiring a doctor of medicine's judgment. Consent is required for basic first aid administered to minors, with notification of law enforcement if the minor is under fifteen.

Arizona SB1192 exempts certain medical practices from licensing requirements.

Arizona SB1192 amends section 32-1421 of the Arizona Revised Statutes to exempt certain medical practices from licensing requirements. This includes providing medical assistance in emergencies, administering family remedies, and performing basic first aid in good faith without compensation. Exemptions also apply to the practice of religion, healing arts by Indian tribes, and activities not requiring a doctor of medicine's judgment. Consent is required for basic first aid administered to minors, with notification of law enforcement if the minor is under fifteen.